Mosselplaat is a small, uninhabited island on the Veerse Meer, freely accessible for water recreation.

The island is largely wooded today, with some open pasture land, and docking jetties allow visiting boaters to come ashore, particularly during the summer months.

The name recalls the Veerse Meer's mussel-rich past, when seafood was harvested here in abundance. Now it serves as a quiet stopover for those exploring the lake by boat, offering a chance to stretch your legs and take in the open views across the water.